Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-21

The closing exercises OF st. Peters ParOchial
School were held at st. Peters Hall, Capitol Hill,
this afternoon, beginning at O'Clock. An inter-
esting program was carried out in a manner credi-
ter C. Berkeley delivered the salutatory. Two dra-
matte pieces, ''Madam Howard" and 1.-THE Expe-
ditiOn Of Columbus" were rendered in excel
Rs manner ,o Goia MEDALS Rnss ana premiums were
class-medals Of excellence in studies, Masters T.
Castell and G. FleisheL Premiums In Christian
metic algebra, history, geography and book
keeping were awarded to C. Berkeley, j. Byrne, T.
0'Connor, T. Dolan, +; McMenamin, J; Repetti, J.
Mccormick, A. Langly, N. Byrne, w. Goddard, w.
Petit, 7. Murray, II. Burch, W. Mcdonald, A.
L. Mar 1aS
Second class-Premiums ln catechism, spelling,
reading, writing, arithmetic, history, grammar,
non, L. Costaggini F. Waltemeyer, j. Marceron, c.
Jenkins, E Torrens, W. England, J. McMenamin,
Boyle Grinder s Burke SMITH, v. asKnsh It,
j. Petit, J: Mecormiek, v: MeMahon, L Mccor,,
An orris and T. Mccormick. Third class-Premiums
in catechism. reading writing spelling and arith-
Wallace T. Johnson, j. oconnor, J. shea, +. Tor m:
rens w. Fitzgerald, L. Policy, G. Policy. w. Null
hall, E. Rice, H. Bossee, j. Grinder, j. Mcknight,
rey, F. Pope, T. O'Brien and J. DOlan.
Girls Department-Gold medals and premiums
clHSS-me0alS
excellence in studies, Misses w. OConnor ana A.
Clarke; premiums in Christian doctrine. etymo-
logy, reading, penmanship. arithmetic, algebra,
sissDd NJ
Clarke, F. clifford, B. Reilly, N: Morgan, NJ. Null
eahy, 3; Grinder, N; Shea, 8; watson. 1 o1er, A
MalOney, s. Kinslow, NJ. Leonard NJ. Wood, and A.
Bowling. Second class-S1lver medal for excel
in catechism reading, writing, arithmetic spell.
gs Iangy 70 Burns
Bowling, j. Burke, NJ. Mccormick, NJ johnson, r.
Richards. X, Shea, c. Semmes, s. Walsh, A. O'Con-
o s B1 G. WtsS dkRsrpe
Third class.-Premiums In catechism, spelling,
reading, writing, arithmetic and geography, to G..
smith, F. Wheatley, N. Watson. M. Richards, E,
Goddard, n. OBrien, II. Bowling, A. Cumberland,
1 Stanford. NJ: Men, NJ Hassett. J: Kelly, N: Lux.
mick, G. Phillips, n. Padgett, K Repetti, F. Nen,
Eva Knott, a. Walls, NJ. Mullikin, E Wheatley, N.
q. Walls, j. Hildebrant, a. jenkins, v. Hazel, NJ.
Mccormick, E McGrath, b. Langley A. Mayhem,
NJ. Mayhem. E. Kinslow, L.Osborne, L. Darlington,
in the boys department gold medal for conduct
was drawn for In the senior class by Masters C.
sSe
by ]. Petit, s. Phillips, H. Jones, +. Waltemeyer,
q. Cannon, and 7. OConnOr. Third class, c..
Girls department, senior class, by Misses F. Cliff
ford, B. Kelley, s. watson A. Kelly, b. Kelly, D.
Grinder, and l. Ober. Second class, S. Walsh.
Third class, n. Watson, g. Phillips, NJ. Ner, +.
Men, and A. Burch.
WASHINGTON WHEELMRN GONE TO BALTIMORE
number OF Washington wheelmen went over to
Baltimore to-day to be present at the bicycle
races this afternoon to be held under the auspices
OF the Maryland division OF the bicycle league
Several members Of the Capital Club win take part
In the races.
RoBBER1Es REpoRrrp-Iouisa Erb M ,aoo GOD
street, reports that while in avenue store yes
terday afternoon, there was stOlon from q counter
ner pOcketDoOk, containing $2O-Hannah
Clements, NO. 623 New York avenue northwest
reports the larceny from her premises OF push.
cart.
The winners Of yesterdays races at Brighton
Beach were Trenton, SeclusiOn, Young Duke Exile.
Lancaster, and Maggie Mitchell